Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the District CROSBY S. NOYVES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY... «JULY 11, 1868, G7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PaGB. SSB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS Ieay- the city during the summer months they can have the Star mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents per week, tor one week or more. THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE QUESTION The joint resolution passed by the Senate yesterday, excluding trom the Electors! Col- lege votes of States lately in rebellion, which shall pot have been reorganized, provides that none of the States whose inhabitants were Istely im rebellion, and which are not now rep- Tesented in Congress, shall be entitled to repre- sentation in the Electoral College for the choice of President and Vice President of the United States; nor shall any electoral votes be re- ceived or counted from any of such States un- Jess at the time prescribed by law for the choice of electors the people of such State, pursuant to the acts of Congress mm that behalf, shail have since the 4th day of March, 1967, adopted & constitution of State government under which a State government shall bave been or- €apized and shall be in operation, and unless uch ¢lection of electors shall have been held under the authority of such constitution and government, and such State shall have also become entitled to representation in Congress Fursuant to the acts of Congress in that behalf. | The resolution will doubtless be acted upon by the House at once, inasmuch as the Pres- ident is quitegmre to veto it, and Congress is impatient to adjourn at the earliest moment at which important and needed measures can be carried over the veto. Aside from the political view, the necessity for the passage of some such measure as this to avert serious difficulty in the insurrectionary States at the approach. | ing election was shown in the late debate in | the Senate. As set forth by Senator Howard and others the purpose of Congress's to remove all un- certainty, divputation and cavil as to the kind of electors for President and Vice President ‘whose votes are to be counted; and to declare wnequivocally that electors chosen under any other constitutions than those inaugurated under the reconstruction acts shall not b= re- cognized by Congress as proper electors. At the present time there is in each of the in- surrectionary States a sort of dual government, one State government havirg been maugurated | under the prociamation of the President, and im others a gevernment organized or in the Process of organization under the reconstruc- tion Inws. President Johnson. we know, regards the latter description of governments | a6 being utterly unconstitutional and void, maintaining that the governments which he inaugurated and launched into being by virtue of bis own spsedizit are the constitutional gov- ernments of those States, and his purpose is, so far as practicable, to maintain and uphold those governments. Unless a remedy is applied, we may have electors of President elected under and by vir- | tue of the Johnson Constitution, and another | set of Presidential electors elected under the Teconstruction acts of Congress, cud in pursu- ance of constitutions adopted under those acts. It will be insisted on one side that the electors chosen under the Johnsom Uonstitution are the | enly persons to be admitted into the College of Electors, and that those electors, and those only, are entitled to give the electoral votes of the State: while, om the other hand, it will be insisted by the friends ot reconstruction that those electors bave no rights, and that the elect. @rs chosem under the reconstruction acts are the proper and lawful electors. A serious complication might arise from this state of affairs; and, without regard to the poiat how either political party will be affected by ‘the result, it is certainly desirable tat the | question shall be definitely settled prior to the adjournment of Congress. pee ee ees Tue FouRrsesta AwenpMeNt.—The in- quiry of Senator Edmunds, asking the Secre- tary of State to report what States have rati- fied the Fourteenth Constitutional Amend- ment, will develop the interesting and im- portant fact that. with the ratification of the amendment by the State of South Carolina, now pending, that amendment will be 8 part of the Constitution of the United States. It Will be remembered that the last Legislatures of New Jersey and bio revoked their assent tothe amendmert, and called upon Mr. Sew- ard to return their certificates of ratification, but that officer declined to comply, taking the ground that the act was in itself an irrevocable one, and must stand or fall alone by the success or failure of the requisite number of States to raufy the same after all had passed upon it. Sut independent of the action of these two ‘States, the amendment wil) be ratified within the next week by the Legislatures of Georgia and Alabama, which will place its validity as part of the Constitation beyond all question ‘This amendment settles the matter of suffrage in the Southerm States beyond the power of the rebels to change it, even if they had con- trol of the Government. Its potent provision is that where any portion of the citizens of a ‘State are demied the right of suffrage for any cause but crime, duly established, said citizens sbali not be counted in the basis of representa. tion. to return toa white man’s government, she re- duces ber representation trom five to two, tinues, and yesterday the. committee ap- pointed by the operators sent 52 bricklayers to ¢bis city where situations had been engaged for them. This fact shows a flourishing state of the buslding trade here. They also sent to Philadelphia 25; to Easton, Peansylyania, 25; to Albay 2; to Baltimore 3z; to Providence 9; to Peekskill 2, to Chose 20, im all which cities work had been secured for the men in advanc’ of their arrival. oly 8 men unemployed. The boss masons held a meeting in New York yesterday. Mr. Tostevan, in the course of ag address, thought it very unfair that the mem- bers of this organization should be at the cost of fighting thetr own battle and thatof those who were bow giving cight hours. Several bosses said they had all the men they wanted working ten Bours. Others complained of the intimidation practised by the operatives, and gave instances in which men Rad to leave working through fear. A resolution was fivally adopted to continue the struggie—as the resolution wisely concluded—«contident that the side which bolds;out longest must win.” ee The Executive Committee of the Central Chase Association met in New York yester- day, and resolved to presedt a preamble and resolution to the next meeting of the Associa- ow, setting forth that the Central Chase Asso- ciation, composed of Conservative Democrats and Republicans, who were dupleased with the radical tendencies of the Republican party aad the copperhead adiliations of the Demoes racy, and who hoped that the leaders of the Fourth of July Conveation would rise su- perior to the old and effete policies of the party, and would mominate a statesman in accordance with the existing and accomplished political tacts; having had tha! illusion dispelled by the adoption of & repudiation platform and the nomination of a eontistent opponent of the war and its resaite, do recommend the indorse- ment of General U.S. Grant for Preeien’, and huyler Colfax for Vice President of the United States by the Centra! Chase Club, be- lueving that they more truly represent the views of a majority of the loyal citizens of the United States than tbe nominees of the Demo- cratic Convention. ———___.. Governor Bullock, m his message to the Georgia Legisiature, urges the purging of both Houses of those who are not entitled to mem- bership under the reconstruction laws, in whieb he is sustained by General Meade, who xs sent a communication to the Legislature to che same effect. If, theretore, South Carolina concludes } The committee now have | sural pee & | ‘Was Moszy Usp tx THe Coxvention — | The Cincinnati Enquirer, the leading paper of the Democratic party in Ohio, throws out thé Test damaging assertions concerning the secret. management of the New York Convention. Its Convention editor aff his thet Pendleton has been det yy bribery. The | Indiana delegation is ited gmt by the | Enquirer as those with w! | already made. They will rt high ostensibly in favor of Hendricks, but feally im favor of | any candidate the may. | Present. The Pen@leton men feel discouraged to-night; they find they have to fight Wa street, and are hardly equal to the emergency.” Hon. A. H. Laflin, Republican, has been re- | nominated for Cougress in the Twentieth New | York District. We notice this with satisfac. tion as another of (he may instances this year where censtituenc s have shown their appre- ciation of the value of experience as well as | ability an their representatives. Mr. Ladin came bere with first class business and legis- Iative qualifications, and bas se thoroughly familiarized himself with the duties of bis position during his term of service that he recognized on all sides as one of the best it formed and most usetul men in the House. A convention of wo-kingmen st Mount Ver- non, Ohio, on the 9th, nominated Chas. Cooper, of that place, for Congress, and appointed a committee to work for bis nomination at the thirteenth district convention. Tue Unsitep STATES Senators prow Lour- StaNa.—Mr. Kellogg, Senator for the long term: | ts from Ilinots: Mr. Harris, the Senator for the short term, is last from Wisconsin. 87. H. Orr, member of the Mississippi Gon- stitutional Convention, was killed Thursday, at Pass Obristian, by the editor of the Hand:- borough Democrat. Mademoiselle Patti has written a formal let. ter announcing her approaching marriage tothe Marquis de Canx, adding that it will take place at the close of the present London season. ' ! | The Democrats of the tenth Indiana Congres- | sional district have nominated A. Ellison, of Lagrange, for Congress. Hon. J. J. Blair bas been nominated for Gov- ernor by the State Republican Convention of | New Jersey. In New York yesterday, the Executive Com- | mittee of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Conven- | Sion assembled for organization. General Mc- | una of Utica, New York, was chosen chair- | man; Colonel James O'Beirne, of W: recording secretary; and (jeneral S. of Philadelphia, corresponing secretary. nel Kinstry, of Boston; General G. W. jen ver, of California; and Colonel L. D. Gampbell, of Ohio; were appointed a sub-executive com- | mittee. There was a full attenance of mem- bers. The register of delegates shows a total of two thousand three bundred names, among whom are six hundred general officer mere SaREs MECHODIST PROTES- RCH, between Band F ats — 5, Fieach ng Phe Ps ator, U-MORROW, at lis m. po lly invited. Seats free VA emia L BUILUING ASSOCIATION. iz ie thirty fourth monthly meeting of this Awea- Boon will be held ot the City Hail on TUESDAY G next, the léth of Ja} o'clock ig 14-3t wa.w B.S eons. OF prt ter LIN N CAMP, we ‘place and time “of meeting hae been Leva Hereatter the meetings will be held on Tt iSvavieveninas pet Hall co - <r of Louisiana evenns and fth 5 Seer RICHARDS, R. 8. NOoTicg. = will be a GRAND UNION FESTIVAL given st the Hall on I and Wth streets for the ben- eft of the YUUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS3U. CIATION, commencing July 13th. to continue for vights only. OHN L. LACRY, Cosirman Committes Arrangements, bias te oF PUT eras TRO vision. opty, SURREME, LODGE AND 734 \o'cloe! ligeucer Building, worth. | east corner ith and Detreste, Panctael attend: ance is required. The Bocording Scribes of the Yeriows Lodges are requested to Promptly forward thelr quarterly returns By order CLARENCE M. BABTON-G. B.S. pAbtony CIRCLE —A meeting of the Y CIRCLE will be leld on BUN- tbe Hath instante at Zo'clock p.m, at the Fooms of Hable & Ce. Every member is requested to attend lem Gouniae OF THR CONDITION oF THE | NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK, OF WASHINGTON, D. C., On the Morning of the fest Monday of July, 1988. RESOURCES he Tr 9350.00) u. B90) Notes of National Banks. 13.735 State, Railroad and ether 23,002 Notes and bills discounted.. - 463008 Overdrafts...... + 1,033 M2 ~ 19,305 3539 Banking House acd dFaraitare [aoe Botate. Pa at S 1,395 i 37 Current Bx; 0 Spon ome ‘terest Notes. 109,000 der Notes ated Sica and iutorest.. Sk a B. BLAK! Mosss Kerry, Cashier Jobn B. Blake, Jobs Bigs” ‘wig oe ph " or ho Thomas Feran, Wau. Gd. Motzerott jy 1 3t PSE Sia ae ee rst 18 ae? tote ctlng for tue ASSOCI- dma jucs MONDAY, Jui mat ho elock p me rat Carroll Ha Hi, G street, loth. This jation (@n the old ian w wile ill bay. property for howe who bare toaive for joan. Call fora circular at JL, KIDWELLS, nne. SyYenus, near ith street; at JAS. LAC! EY's. 4607 7th street, near F street, or attend the rt <a WM. P_TONRY, Secretary. | TO THE PUBLIC. a Te therefrom, respectfully Feeommond to if icaas aod saitime va thecal a share OF th their Z.M. P. KING & 809. tromage. Pee, 1853. Ihave this day purchased of Messrs. Biss & Son their foterest in this busi news, Place, corner Vermont avenue ted Fitter & half street, and I shall hereatter cond with, Dew and well selected stock of Toss Table rhe rine Famil deavor t> m: reputation the: Petiring ‘frm has so lon, June 2, 1858. aco cate 48 \€ i M. W. GALT & BRO., JEWELERS, HAVE REMOVED ‘70 THEIR NEW STORE, 480 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ber. litn anp l?tH sts F MAYORS F FICE, CiTY HALL, 7 naif io tanh ordi at larg ee ity aroceries. it within a Hraite willbe nadie ‘on and after and that every Hi. and Goose so found lar, a 4 Feith eae gm Woati Es ipeets Crier onand ster ay it i or Re A ry NION hey et sis Toes oak avenue, on he Pas, be to a Poa Foi ® G! Py IM PRICES ON SUMMER Goons, ar M. WILLIAN’s, ev im 336 Pennsyivenia avenue. AB EXTRNGIVE BOOT etc sickens al ify teos eth ot ane Rectnrn marae othe bargain is | ‘esterday's Proceedings. after our report closed— it resolution excluding trom lately in votes of States rad Ten 100k 8 Toco, and at 7:30 p. m, the =e sent of a. rat the’ ques 2 ‘ber in ot to = <4 of ‘wr. yr Sereno words «1 readmit. ted” and insert wheosene enticiod. 2 Mr. Drake accepted. the amendment ot Mr, ness, and also inserted after the word “Congress, “under the roosestactinn laws thereof.” __ The amendment of M: Mr. Sherman moved wo svransas and Frorida from the p; of, ie bill; b “Mr Thay ‘Thayer offeret'an aambdt pom that none of the Sigtes latel: pecin titled to representation im the electoral &e. which was d agreed to. Bd bill was Teed got he Senate 10:35 p. m™., adjoarned. ide esterday after our report elosed— pie Howse a copsideration of the ceficiency appropriation bill. wan ae Dindats made in Committee of the ole Were agreed to. A section that bad been stricken omt in the Committee of the Whole, Cg pera 8296, 943.88 to reumburse the Cit; ‘ashington for certain exprnses incurred, Was reinserted as an independent section. An independent section was then offered and passed to punish any officer making acon- Tract the expenditure ot which shall exceed the amount appropriated. The question then recurred upon Mr. Stevens’ smendment, giving the clerks and others in the departments additional compen- sation, as follows: To clerks receiving $1,400 and less, 15 per cent.; between $1,400 and $1,600, 12; between $1,060 and $1,800, an increase of 10 per cent. Tue yeas snd nays were demanded, and the amendment was rejected—yeas, 53; nays, 65. Mr. Washburn of Mass,, moved to go into Committee of the Whole on the private ealen- dar, which was agreed to; and after action on a number of bills, the House Committee rose, and the House took a recess. At the evening session, Mr. Garfield, (Obio,) from Military Qommut- tee, reported back the bill in relation to the re- tured officers of the army. [The bill provides that where wounds baye been contracted in the volunteer service, and an officer so wound: ed has been transferred to the regular army, that he may be retired upon the same terms as though his wounds were contracted within the regular army.) Passed. ‘he bill to reduce and fix the military peace establishment was then taken up Mr. Garfield reported from the committee an amendment to section 7, allowing an additional force to be kept in forts and arsenals when. pr the Secretary of War may deem it neces- sary. ‘The first section of the bill was amended by providing that when the office of General ot the army ceases by vacancy, his duties shall devolve upom the officer next in rank; and the me amendment was made to the paragraph relating to the Lieutenant General. Mr. Butler (Mass.) moved to amend by pro- viding that no brevet appoiutment of any of- fice shall be made in time of peace, Agreed to. Mr. Butler moved to amend further by strik- ing out the fourth section relating to Major Generals, and providing that there shall be bat three Major Generals, to be selected by the General of the army; and the Major Generals not selected shall be mustered out of the ser- vice on or before January 1, 1569, Mr. Butler's amendment was agreed to, but with an understanding that a vote shail be taken when more members were present. Pending the consideration of the resolation and amendments, the House, at iU:3 ourne FFICE OF NATIONAL FREEDMBN’S OpAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY, Comer 19TH sTRERT AND Pa. ave. NOTICE.—All moneys left on deposit, at tte Bank. (corner i9th street and Pennsylvanis ave... between now and fhe Siet 4x orga My eiil.be to, draw interest trom Di POSIT: it ank #ix months, [ictal those who. have money by thom dri po luterest, however small the sum, put it inth tre 50 or over, if left on deposit thirty days M draw interest at the rate of foar per or more. wl “The ae gta cash geporits of this Bank on the stat AT tet. bey agli L, BATON, Actuary, J. W. Auvono, Presiden B.D. Cooxz, Chairman Finance Committee. je Wim ({B4VEL To GIVE aWay. Pereons peeding Gravel for paving can have it thy removing it from rear of 16 houses, corner of C and Ist streets, Ospitol Hill. jy 11-38 “HAMPAGNE, SHEBBY, AND OLARST VUES, Champagne Cidcr, London Porter, cotch Aie, ET rate > daes, & Co.” B. WHICH HAVE BEE Ore? wood, Knaby Joe ein ® BORE TOOds TTente & Newton, $175, - Firth & Pond, § 32. Beichend: ichenbach at Andrew Stein. 365. mh easy terms to mage room at the ‘WwW. G. ee 200., ent of Steinway's Pianos and Mason & 8. jy 1b-3t One One7 (pssibueEs . CLUBS AND. PIO. SCHOOLS. OD PARTIES jy 10-im__ Btables ovpusite ie National Theater, New BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS, FOR SALR AT THE POPULAR BOOK STORE, No. 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth streets. APELETONS HAND BOOK OF SOUTHER 2 4 3 halle HAND-BOOK OF NOBTHI 'ON'S SHORT TBIP GUIDE TO aU. “ROPE om, J ieleods iy devoted to England, “ee witzeriand, France. Ger: Henry Morford, with Politi. Map of Burope, containt D, NES; or 0 Phere in the Whive Houses HLL ‘8 (Bev MEE DEW Face polka wae free by mail to any part of the United Biates on receipt of the price. iyw FRENCH & RICHARDSON. ANESE FANS Jar PA GREAT rene, At King es J. CHIPMAB, iy 9 Hoary W.) OLD igh aed wi impressions of Bi Successor te Z.. fig P King & Son. Surers}a Large Supply of Ty made con- iy on bi Freel end Warranted to Please the Wearer. surnrs }at Prices es Koy cio other Heuse 8. D. wake Manufactory, 262 Ponn’a avo: SHIRTS } Made to 308-6t : Drawe! was toed re! WANTS, ay eoase Boole, ot at Dr. venue, bet Batt W “oxnens 6th and 7th stree street, Georgetown. ington its ‘am iy = to WaAner as aod reels 17 wes S wONA st be le and of good ch: Shi, hemi eee i i RAMS AND TEAMprERS WANTED © four horse ant three ss WALA a tad ta tr Sages good 8 toe m. at m 112 tonal Motel. ay St W5RNROS, Nontea nee iy 10-8" drersate nd-hand BUGGY. ad- wetating pricey A rm Me TED fore ema rat tag a vat setwern ‘Mth and Coerleracne c Thge Farge EDA SI 'T for 4 phe eri WANTED COLORED, WORT tr ok, ironer Call at 301 G strect for eed apply unites wht | qual ANTED ona PURCHASE-A rise stron for coun! ork te bth re rt Taguire ~bt a Ly opi ag street. JAMES apakCoaih + aNtED A ‘at 190 south D ed War honest 04 as one to Gok. = must ‘come, wall recommended. "A ‘avy ae "ioe Green street, Georgeto po ite Center ANTED—A | 08 a em Sh ee 3 4 Market sie nd TRONER: Ash Also, « Di WASHER. None but cow t ly AY aT. M.HAB- vi Yeo Meter Depot ‘bor ren avenue, corner ith 339-38 WaAstED 5, ‘® YOUTH of 14 years, that can read and write, either ‘& permanent or temporary Home; would 0 toa merchant, ths vie jearn news of ‘cl v. WaANtTED— LIVE MAN, wits to 1,000 cash cay tet fa ing basiness. Addrese M. dy 8-40" See PURI HED HOUSE. contain. ing not less than ‘bt rooms, with and gas in the house, sop north of F at a between 7th and 1 ath is weet. Address call on Se Toth and Bote: yoo 8e om cD_A WHITE mOuaR, a wash, tron, &&c. Brees, Beforesicos ly at R TALL Real Betate and D | AERED Rous, for rent and sale; LOTS ARMS, &. We would invite ail who are interested In ving and Selling Goversment Vouchers: fo. 0 STORES oo jy 7-tf eee Dormec is nek Streeke. SECOND? “HAND FURNITURE WANTED — orders to buy all Knas of Furniture, Families eying large or amall lots to nell will find it to to callor address a mote to agent! "No 30 307 enBa. avenue, je 0-1m* ANTED_FUBNITU! L KINDS — OF AL! ‘Persons of d disposing of all kinds of Furniture will Ana it to thet? advantage to call | ENS Ri Saat ricee my g00ds and stored free of cbar, ee je9-1m 293 Peana. ave, WANTED T0 BUY Ladies: raat a . children's SECOND HAW! WING Boots, Fader clothin eo, by STH, at 2%. 4 Teh treet, > totwoon Le and ii streets north, 70 10th street, next door te the Gas light office. jasly Gg ey AND OAST-OFF OLOTE- WANG" Watches, Diamonds LOST AND FOUND. $5 REWARD WILL BE PAID YoR THR °D retu: NOT. Rep —— iynich wae at droppet on on Loulsiins av betw: earn to the corner orisia Sud'Dtreete-et Migs. BIG ee pes light- renew Stk bush; pail, a cro} oul end eile ta ihe other. ‘The ‘Rader ler will De suicebiy rewarded otha Teen MAR: Heed ‘8th at. wes G and we 34 ag fast. a WHITE B penny. pay ob re = Sige wee: core pre er and take hint away. oh i O8ACK "Sormer of 'B street a Island. WARD —Strayed or stolen, on Saturday, Soa aut awhiteBURFALOLOW ith red ears and a split in each car; mane a peck ae Uy retersiar ber ts TSWIUK, corner ny returning her R'RISWIOK, copne of iat and N streets eon yan gisn ay ae "TARRN UP ASTRAY—On eos UFFALO COW, with achain on her sud n bress collar, marked J. EDWICE eas: come forwa come rd, prove property, and take bi eberewsy 5 HUTTON, Cor. 10th and M sts.. Navy Yard. CAME TO THE FASM OF GEO. REID. tnt d Columbia College 14th street, on. the Fou of July,# REO BULL. Owner wanted. yin A ‘0 THE PREMISES on Ri 0 B- scriber. on Wednestay. the Rep OOW. The owner will come Mec emrk a “=a FINK, perty, pay charges, and take her away j¥9.3t* Campbell Barracks, 6th and Bowadary ste ESPASSING onthe low ie ab bove Georgetown s lish nt BAY Hi ai!, black mane, lame in ‘he owner will’ please come’ forward, pr prove’ property, and pay yea EDWAED WROLY, Agent. Suinrs ape ro onpae, AND WARRANTED To FIT. WALL, ROBINSON & 00 23-322 PRNNSYLVANIA AVENU! {CK's Boston sour. «Will forateh the trea age market and Bos- ton prices, addiug freig! BUBORELL, 01 st ‘ath and F streets, corner Onder BbbItt House, jest Bovarss D'BGLISE. howe Candles—af Brat ay quality 1 willsell at Now cane. ork wholesale prices if takea bo the cate. m “Under Ebbitt House. CCAELINS SPRINGS: VIRGINIA, On the Loudon and Hampshire Railroad. Seven miles from Alexandria and. Was ington," Spleniid accomodations for Su a re ae eno OBRAT BALLS No. E3n Tei Goons THAT MUST BE SOLD THIS SEASON hon centre tables are now bai pitractive, aswe have placed on them a large lot MICE DRESS prey ot 25 and 8755 cents per yard, By we pty y datees Lone | to Cl this season of them bi fore beem sold at early “double what heretof: We are now offerii ‘8 fino assortment of fe have also on LINEN DBILGINGS and cheap Cassimers, which we arectosin out at a GREAT REDUCTION. Alse, cheap White Brilliante, cheap Plaid Mes- Feri tne. Towiings, Skirting Ouube rite Demet etieand Vreact Muslins oa Wot ed separ CLASS WHITE GOODS, See, which we wish to close out before bat goods marked in PLAIN FIGURES, AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICE. ONE PRICE-NO DEVIATION ALLOWED. W. M. SHUSTER & BRO, 37 9 A3t&eost No. 38 Space. FINE WHITE SHIRTS, LINEN BOSOMS, AT $1.50: WALL, BOBINSON & CO.. ro mtt SPANEGE TEA Puta OF EVERY &tup, ¢ | WABRARTED TO STAND ig urat, . 45D AY LOW PRIcas. E nt iytime” Agent . EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents. eg ea ©. BAUM, HOOPSEIRT AND COBSET MANUFACTORY 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 6th and 7th streets, MeMarrar D Fatont Nis TRAVELING 3 BAGS, LADIES’ AND MEN'S SATCHEL, THE a STOOK AND GREATEST BIETY mm 7a DISTBICT, ~~ ‘MANUFACTORY or JAMES 8 TOPHAM & 0O., 8 Ns One Door saved pas? Halt, BEPAIBIN ING.—Truaks, &o., 2G; .thorenatly and "Ben Worea toed aE REO Span Seals cin SMA Laet To LIME AND aie. F DEALERS AND GOR nema (@ HAIR, for Plas- ae iwill Gnd it to their 132m Ne. a eee ILLIAM GUINAED, | my 2- inquire et 3s7 ota Sand 9e-m-and cand Govlock’y. m. avi. NY oW 18 THE TIME STO BUY 4 LOT. Tose Benatiful Butiding LOTS, ie mai Bigeie sal ing Suse tae ep ae Se = “abo. fre rable LOTS tm each, and rs ‘paid rmonthip STARR & epee jy Nat bern Ta an: oan Tw saireat sty ae ne. OB 8a) ALE The Georgetown Bi frigmiatic iaaebie aay Pay Ee RENT—Two new FEA. oa oor me eeatih and 1 strests. The be are I located ae a the ‘near E 4 FORSALE=am most omg a ae iG Lot strect, between 1 Tate ly nepoice Lot for ua nes iront. and in en ‘OB SALE—A di Finer ano ¥ ub raviran with ever nience. very ory waster Fine sbede tress ‘ant sieabber szablished COUNTRY Pee ich stock of goods cash and city property. “adres wv NTF: T Fl f Sree ao UNFORNETED Tth street, between 8 ek aia . Foatt fad clean and ‘one door from Ist, ‘OB ENT Three commanicating HpoMs. on ° floor, furnished. furnished rn suitable Fay ‘end water, No. aes est ‘com! cman Fe rao Treoms threaghoat; et the corner of isth and and ts. Re, EO Fete street Teton! 70 NTA Frame House, in Tonal FORRES ug 7a ages, Haas Fo sin tabi 4 Carri House, with p inthe . Inquire, on the “premises’ of Saree wider: FOOT, Tennallytown, D.C. senvealaa as kes Parlor. tall. Dining Room’ sed arlor. Hall, fs Kitehen on isi floor. four chambers on second, 8 ad gas. 935 per mouth. Apply to FO! RENTS if desired,) and I streets. BLES KLOMAN, ire peal Rstate Broker a=8 sth went, OR RENT—Several HOU! per month. FRAMES at great 108 z. Lye = je S-lw 126 Pa. av., bet. 19th mh pb ste. poe t RENT One of the largest = = Fo hed Kesidences in the city. corner K ‘and isth street, for rent tor one year or term of suitable tenant. sever. ‘Api years, toa RitBouny. 2,LATTA. iv8iw__[Int.]___ Corner ith and F etrests, OR Bauer, a COUNTRY 65 SEAT of 14 acres. with and beauful new house; also. tenant house. BH soa to 4c. Bitnated ‘within o1 mile of Washington city, D. 0. Washington, wo, and bosold at a great ‘Herifice and te TyStf 71 La.avonas, bot. oth and 7H ois, 0 [O,LET A tre room HOUSE, on Gapital Ti, from the 10. e. g,NIGHOLS, at He. 416 B street, below ine Poet ding view a ioagtine,, & ‘it iyT-5t* Seo Be desirable G FARM eee IDENOE ta in Virginia, fiv town, snd two alles over the Obala ie coutatut Ag) 3 acres; hag xood comiortable me a Serwat te or close t tor the Ir eas spies 4 cherr snd dollars. Terms easy. i partici: nO No. 42 Prospect He Tw doing sine fo tor rent. Fe Bz anne 4. Dwelling Hi ee A LOT.. co. beat ial LOTS on on 23d fron 178 each; @10 down ana id monthl, See Si eataee a ik iad Me meet Corner N. ¥. and 15th st. Fon can SALE Fig phates 350 O street ll rooms, ens. St a oD 8. BWM ATMS Z oth st LA8ee AND of EBAcAuT BOO) lightful iry location. Will rented in suites or si Sincients so decireds and room. Terms moderate. No. 51 Penn srenst four story brick, corner 23d street, near Circle. jel7-covt* goed FOR RENT- ok, Bot ‘of those handsome three-story BRIOK Duss ie _ 453 north As Mist, between 11 water and bath! Ronee wtoie iy ad- Bal - K 3. 338 L a be- band 10th streets. Possession sels WO FARMS aoe BALE I PRI George’s county, Md., twel Rise ae Wasbington. They Ponta, cae] firet-el ive. thet mm sons} attention, I I eel efi eet thew inte low o* creait, or or ‘DE. JAM a ‘MORGAN my 19-c07m* ashington, D. ‘3 eT FOR SALE. AND RENT. Mopervoirane niu bots. 4 two mons “‘BEAUSIFUL LOTS FIVE Yi eoBLY ONS TENTH OASH. For ingtmace, a lot at $400 wouid require bat 9 terms Clerks, Laborers, and al) who Domse im the spet improving or GProuLat@ns Can make Bo Detter purchase. ONK FOUBTE Of the finest loested lots remain unsold. BUY QUIOK. res) SALE-A ag ee batlt Ligeia! J eon the rooms, ina Tat ard 38 feet 8 nneylvania a a Fo SALE OB Several BRIO! }OUSI it roome K B ES of bn each, eligibly sit Price, ein 35 th. ‘# : Ly wT! 35 beg meet tugnice of HOGAN wee: treeta, irs we x = FOR BENT Te or three ROOMS, Parninhet 467'luth whrvct, between B'sad Fate Hie Pt FOR RENT A STORE nd DWELLING site, ated southwest corner of Lith st and M: A to HALL Beal of thana Date de 16-tt LE Teo three FRAOTS OF LAND, Mont: Moe, 2 100, Colesrilie EO5T SORT, seit ot the Canal PERSONAL, NGighd 18 1 AEE os GIVEN TO Ma —— Lim has been Salghed oer eet ael eae no: called for during the ext ten days will be sold {© pay expenses, at Baxear KOLB & 00. From eso B > L-3t* D yO NOT DESEAL Of Dr. tried . Samerit: AMUSEMENTS. —————————— LIONS FED BY 4 LApYt!! 4 BENGAL TIGER RUNNING LOOSE. THE NEW ORLEANS MAMMOTE MENAGERIE CIRCUS AND AVIARY. ‘The wost extensive and brillian’ assemblers Artists, Male and Femaic, ow {ocitm toe eu nowt rive exquisite, grece, commuimasate Gates’ oad Gatchiess chill. The lecgest COLLECTION OF WILD BEASTs ‘wreders. Eyemest HORSES, PONIES AND MONKEYS of the ki Ife! Ginplay of Fi perfect school of Trained ever confederated In' one exhibition, and the only Lion Queen end Tiger cenguoror in the word. th their FOUR DENS OF TRAINED ANIMALS, tbe bole forming Sn om semble @urpaasinnty greed WILL EXUIBIT LN WASHINGTOR, ON LOUISIANA AVENUE, antw 8 16TH AND Litw sremers, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLE July 14th and 15th, 1565, Doors oper at 2 and7 p. ouiteren'33 ae ee ‘will exhibit at Georgetewe, ih instant» St Goorentoes m Admissron 40 Comm THORSDA ABRAHAM LINCOLN. THIS GRAND HISTORICAL PAINTING # now on Exhibition at the Room ever GALT'S NEW JEWELRY STORE, on Pennsy!vania avenue. Admission, 24 CENTS. Prk KREIS" DANCING AL Ivania avenue. te M. (Gems THU 3 10 o'clock. Those sntering £h2 Freely, ofall quarter. Berular c the First Toes; Be PEMSONAL~sasene ara: ‘ail et, at BAUM'S FACTORY. Pr L avenue. a78t Li ADIPS' La aDIRS U phe rezeet ae by ee 4 ting it cut Da is Preface o: Chignons by _ * Dem om i sy 6-tt 1th ste. Ss TOP COOL CELEBRATED CHICAGO"LAGER, at WM. RELMU8’S SALOON, 509 7th st., rear of Segar Store. jy 6-Im* BE. Dek. SUBTIS. M.D. FRO. 8. ko, a bes note raonee rE he maby years ex! ve rests tot! creat- ment and speedy cure of all’ Secret" sand oe eriving Ld Semi aeerwone and Eaves caused by over-indulgenee, abuses functions, sedentary patie, | oc. potas. between’ Sth wad Bist see, ote... Consulting re ——e to, = io D»- seater eine the panne, ‘anaes rk. “LADIES desiring ‘copscial treatment will tnd ring him very ski! and confidential. TUBREGUCARITIRS, from whatever cause, ‘VATE. bet Ms PRI ATE. Fata come me XOMF! ENTIAL.— ConrD’ ‘Roung mea whe peve is wai unfit them for business, » or the duties of married life; and old . OF other treatment Friend.” ei Ei Coney,» BOARD is Cam! Bber. Good BOO! 8 i FABLE BOARD, 93.20 per wook sae 3 Datreet, et eee a rooms; fish. and crabe plenty; and scoeseable Steamboat from Je 29-1 INE, LARGE GRAND AIRY | SINGLE 4 DOUBLE BOO! ato BO eed xe. aH ‘Sth street, quired. irate ORY G@ooDs AT Low PRICE BOGAN & WYLIE. No. 329 SEVENTH STREET, Po eae Hew York avenue and L street. Wouoxzsare DEPOT oF MissIsQuol WATRE. le celebrated (adding, iret fi Steams te ro Dealers ii gcd et Rew York, closing ts the business of the it the 4 ‘Stock of 5 nee en and BH. ing Goods, with: of each article Teduced to cost, and many to very much less As the stock ie Rew, well |. and embraces every variety of Dry Goods, great inducements are for = Ee crcamygeen tom | Damaske, N ta, Towels Iriah Linena Haga risk Lh rR GTOCR BF Astiine Goons. cua red Bika bolas RY Chan, i9S0. Sue Bilks and Sotine., ore and argeinns French Popli: Thread i ‘Lace Shawls. sloncies Leces, Gallars, Sieoves, =| EBetee TCHRLL prior the Mende of a coliee: fet dave rer ea ya a 1A HOSPITAL FOR yoMEE LYLNG-IN-! \-HOSPITAL. = E ea Fatih? AND, BAIL as sae 0 EAST WASHINGTON SUNDAY : ad wee ToT ihe reaboat a leave riatT © hi strest Wharfatso'ciou, | oO * ™ SroonD GRAND §: EXCURSION or MOUNT venom} Lopes F PYTHL m: 4 lems and lady @ ay io G ‘RAND ¢ COMBINATION PIO-SIO SBOTEERBOOD. oF THe UNION OF TRIOT OF COLUMBIA — Pm Master WILLIE ars old.) bes eome of hts at She and? perior music hes been engaged, mittee assure the public th: ay eesirearr aici non y admit @ geatl ant Intics 7 be obtained fr. yy of the B20 from Meeers BB & Denham 4 “Martin McParian Park on the day of the pre {OR MOUNT dae aba Sito, makes SEMI WEEKLY z ‘Thon. leew TUgsbAts sat ‘Gevisosre ine permitting’ at Gy p. m—returning The Arrow can be chartered by private parton. clubs, OF associations, to a on ihe Potomac. (Tucstay ‘and ‘and y afiernene excepted.) by Roasting on a ‘is the time for ow families to pat in their P. pnow™ & 80N, pahinanliy © sod mp